The Challenge
Help Xybix improve the health of its users by designing a UX for workstations that meets all the critical ergonomic performance criteria set forth by the National Ergonomic Standard.
Help Xybix improve the health of its users by designing a UX for workstations that meets all the critical ergonomic performance criteria set forth by the National Ergonomic Standard.
Understanding what drives users to be engaged in the app is not a trivial task. To solve this problem, we found an extrinsic motivator which triggers the users’ desire for achievement and completion. We did this by leveraging one of the most popular methods of increasing user engagement: the incentive to keep their “score” high. Attractive, powerful progress charts and reward systems add a playful element to healthy business behaviour and establish a foundation for future integration into social networks.
Simple interactions and effective visual communication are the keys to success for any UI, but it is especially crucial for device-controlled UI. Users must be able to glance at the interface, get the complete system status, and change their actions accordingly.
We made a UI that seamlessly blends into the table surface. All controls are highly visible yet do not demand valuable user attention. System communications are clear and easy to read, even with peripheral vision. The skin is optimized for various vision anomalies and tested to work for people affected by colour blindness.
We made a UI that seamlessly blends into the table surface. All controls are highly visible yet do not demand valuable user attention. System communications are clear and easy to read, even with peripheral vision. The skin is optimized for various vision anomalies and tested to work for people affected by colour blindness.